Omniscient Viewpoint: An all-seeing-one tells the story.
Omniscient viewpoint is the most difficult viewpoint to master. This may seem counterintuitive, for most writers think it would be easier if they could reveal what was going on in every character’s mind. In reality, it’s far more difficult. From an...Second Person Subjective Viewpoint: You tell the story.
Even though this viewpoint is rarely used for books, it can be very helpful as you write articles to promote your book. Writing for the second person subjective point of view gives your readers the sense that you’re writing directly to them. Norma Youngberg...Third Person Subjective Viewpoint: She tells her story.
There are many similarities between third person subjective viewpoint and first person subjective viewpoint. The same rules serve as a guide. The primary similarity between these two viewpoints is this. The story must be told from inside one character’s head at a...Should You Add Media to Ebooks?
I enjoy participating in LinkedIn discussions. It’s a good place to gather ideas from fellow writers. Even though it’s been several years, now, I’ve never forgotten the discussion started by an author who was considering whether the trend to add...Common Non-fiction Manuscript Lengths Writers Need to Know
Just how long should a non-fiction manuscript be? The purpose of the final document answers that question. You have to know your market before you chooser your non-fiction manuscript length. Then you will know how many words you are aiming for. I cover how to increase...Meet Denise Rutledge
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